litter variation ??

[lloyd-holmes 15]

would you say that you get more littler variation difference (height,length of back,weight ect) in first cross dogs such as a 1st cross beddy greyhound or more variation in a lurcher to lurcher cross such as a saluki/whippet/collie/whippet/grey x deerhound/greyhound ?? cheers folks

[paulus 26]

the more in the mix the more variaton mate simple as

[moonlighter 1,165]

Lurcher to lurcher, my parents bred a litter when I was a kid which produced a 22" dark brindel bitch and a 26/27" white dog.

[J.DOG 1,355]

My dog is 13 month old is 26-27 inch tts deer/grey x saluki bull grey he is brindle and has full saluki feathering his sister is 18 inch tts and has black and White collie type markings and has no feathering lol

 

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Edited October 30, 2011 by J.DOG

[Guest born to run1083]

In look I'd say collie x never find one that looks similar ( joke) being serious tho they do seem to carry the biggest variation in the first x's especially

[trigger2 3,452]

lurcher to lurcher can throw the biggest variation i had a little bitch saluki/greyhound over a small lurcher she turned out 21.5tts and her two brothers turned out 28tts

[lloyd-holmes 15]

cheers for the replys folks , i thought there would be a massive variation in the first crosses more so because say you were breeding first cross beddy greyhounds the beddy sire could be 16 tts where as the greyhound bitch might be 26 .

[jf1970 328]

cheers for the replys folks , i thought there would be a massive variation in the first crosses more so because say you were breeding first cross beddy greyhounds the beddy sire could be 16 tts where as the greyhound bitch might be 26 .

thats the thing with the 1stx, there can only be 2 variations.

[bird 10,014]

the only x that seem to give a even litter i find, is 3/4 grey to any breed , either bull, collie, deerhound, etc ............. They all the litter throw to the grey being tall, racey, and look simlar .!